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Risk disclosure
The disclosure describing material risks associated with trading products.
1. Purpose and scope
Trading and holding financial or digital assets can cause substantial loss. This document explains important risks and must be read with the schedule for the actual product. It does not cover every circumstance or establish that a product is suitable for you. A public catalog, historical chart or worked example is not a guarantee of availability, value or a future return.
2. Market prices and liquidity
Prices can change rapidly because of economic events, issuer news, policy, sentiment or disrupted markets. An asset can lose all of its value. Concentrating exposure in one asset, sector or correlated group can magnify losses.
There may be insufficient buying or selling interest to execute an order at the desired size or price. Spreads can widen, an order can fill only partly, or a market may close or suspend trading. Prices can jump between levels without an opportunity to trade in between. The next available price may be materially different from the one on screen when you decided to act.
3. Order types and protection limits
A market order prioritizes execution according to the applicable rules and does not fix a price. A limit order controls its price condition but may not execute. A stop can trigger an order without guaranteeing completion at the stop level. Cancellation or replacement may not prevent an order that has already executed.
Do not assume alerts, take-profit settings or stop instructions eliminate loss. Any guaranteed protection must be explicitly identified in the product terms, including cost and exclusions. No such protection is established by this document.
4. Leverage and liquidation
If an offered product uses leverage, a small adverse market movement can create a large loss relative to the amount committed. Changing prices or margin requirements can reduce available collateral and trigger liquidation under the Margin Schedule in Appendix A. Several positions may share collateral where cross-margin is actually offered; the effect must be explained before use.
You may be unable to add funds or close a position before liquidation occurs. Alerts are not guaranteed advance notice. Depending on the product and applicable protections, losses may exceed the initial deposit. The actual exposure and any negative-balance protection must be specified for your account; never infer a universal loss limit from a demonstration or another provider's terms.
5. Differences between products
Holding a share, holding a digital asset and entering a derivative linked to either are different arrangements. A derivative may provide price exposure without voting, ownership or delivery rights. Indices themselves are reference measures; the traded contract determines your rights and obligations.
Stocks may be affected by issuer failure and corporate actions. Currency exposure can create conversion losses. Metals and commodities can be affected by supply disruptions and contract specifications. Where expiry or rollover applies, the replacement contract's price and costs can differ. Only the products and mechanisms identified in the Product Schedule in Appendix A apply to your account.
6. Digital assets and transfers
Digital assets may have volatile prices, limited liquidity, technical defects, governance changes or changing legal treatment. A stablecoin can depart from its reference value; its name does not guarantee redemption, reserves or deposit protection. Network disruption, congestion or changes can delay transactions.
Sending an asset using the wrong network, address or memo may lead to permanent loss. A visible blockchain transaction does not by itself prove that Trade-win can accept or credit it. Transfer confirmation requirements and the supported asset/network combination are defined in the Funding Schedule in Appendix A. Recovery of an unsupported or erroneous transfer may be impossible and is not guaranteed.
7. Custody, counterparties and access
The failure of an execution provider, custodian, payment provider or other counterparty may delay access to funds or cause loss. The legal ownership of assets, segregation arrangements and insolvency treatment depend on the Custody Schedule in Appendix A, not the appearance of an account balance.
Do not assume that a bank deposit scheme, investor compensation scheme or insurance covers a product. Any protection must identify its actual provider, eligibility, limits and exclusions. Security failures, phishing and account takeover can also cause losses. Never send account recovery secrets to a person claiming to be support.
8. Costs, information and technology
Trading fees, spreads, conversion, financing and transfer charges can reduce or eliminate a return. Holding duration can change the cost. Tax obligations depend on your circumstances and may arise independently of a successful withdrawal.
Quotes, charts, feeds and explanations can be delayed, incomplete or incorrect. Network failures and service outages may prevent access or leave transaction status temporarily uncertain. Review recorded status before repeating an action. AI explanations can omit context or produce errors; they are not assurances about a trade or substitutes for checking account and order records.
Historical and hypothetical results do not establish future outcomes. A simulation cannot reproduce all execution, liquidity and financial pressures of real trading. Ask support@trade-win.example for clarification of a product's mechanics before using it. Reading this disclosure does not waive legal rights or excuse Trade-win from obligations that apply to its actual services.
Appendix A — Product scope
Product Schedule. The presentation catalog covers forex, indices, equities, metals, commodities and digital assets. Actual instrument legal forms and provider contracts have not been activated.
Margin Schedule. No live margin or liquidation applies to this presentation. No maximum-loss or negative-balance protection is promised for a future product.
Funding Schedule. No funds are accepted. Network labels describe planned coverage and must not be used as transfer instructions.
Custody Schedule. No customer assets are held and no insurance or investor-compensation protection is represented.